alex: give me your british charm. ed: by british charm if i was a customer would say this is a really hard environment. customers are looking for value of the lowest price. alex: if i believe it is the best product in the world you say great. tell me how much value to create. if you don't want to pay me, i will go to someone else who will. you can have different margins. you can have a different safety profile. you can have a different ability to control your whole business from your laptop because the person who valued it paid me. ed: alex karp, ceo of palantir technologies. the bear cave got a negative report. let me just read one of the claims. the bear cave believes palantir is an ai imposter engaging in games to inflate its books and obfuscate its less sexy role. alex: the bear cave is the bear cave. they can stay in their bear cave. we are profitable company and have the best products on the market. that is where they are profitable and we will win. ed: i wanted to give you the chance to respond. that is all. yo

alex: can you believe he slow-rolled me like that? petyr: what do you mean? alex: bad etiquette.st possible hand, he still made me think i had a chance of winning the pot. petyr: scummy move. alex: it was something else. go after him. petyr: what did you do? marcus: i felt bad about cheating. got rid of the money. dani: i got a job. marcus: is it good enough to make 50 grand by april? dani: yes. you can rig cards, right? it's a laundering front for the derosa family. marcus: that derosa family? dani: the store's never busy and there's no cameras inside. what we're interested in is the poker game that's held in the backroom every weekend. marcus: put the money in your bag and give me the empty briefcase. dani: whoever works the register is paid a little extra to cashier the games. marcus: but i think they're onto me. dani: you sure? marcus: gut feeling. dani: all we need to do is win the poker game and we get everything in the safe. marcus. marcus: hey, don't worry about me, ok? we did it. you did it. dani: be careful. marcus: always. take care of mom for me. dani, i don't know ab

alex soros.ry serious question, look, it turns out. there is such a theory. as you remember, the elite theory and it turns out that each the next elite, it is decaying, that is, the more successful the parent, the weaker the offspring, they say, nature is resting. this is theory. here, watch hunter biden. yes, nature rested to the fullest, and then alex soros with his crazy beaches, parties, either women or men, this can be all and end and all. in fact, in fact, research was carried out for a long time within the framework of the harvard project, which was carried out by the americans themselves, the law of the third tribe, when grandfather creates a dynasty. son, how are you support, and the granddaughters are already losing everything and tearing it apart. this really takes place, and it is due to the fact that at some point people with a certain mental status rise up, quite often aggressive and they are looking for their other half to give birth to children of the same kind, when it is aggress

>> alex: yes i am.ity, you know that, right? >> anthony: yes. i'm committed to that. it's the drinking. >> alex: i'm worried about that too, really, seriously, because it's -- i'm way past my drinking days, you know? >> anthony: yeah. >> alex: but i don't think there's an escape from it. so why are you back in kuching after ten years? i mean why kuching when you have got a lot of other places in borneo. >> anthony: that's a good question. i'm revisiting some stuff. just some -- i was in a weird place in my head when i first came here. i was personally, professionally, everything in my life was changing. i was in this sort of nowhere land between previous life and whatever came next. i'm retracing my steps in a lot of ways to see if it still hurts. >> alex: ah, okay. >> anthony: and also i said, i promised these guys in the village, the chiefs, that i'd come back. well, i made a promise, and i'm going to live up to it. >> alex: yeah. ♪ ♪ money stresses me out. so, i got this experian app, and now, i'm ch

he would sleep right by alex's bed, holding her little hand. that's just how he was. >> the former girlfriend regularly took alex to visit stephen in virginia and the bond between father and daughter grew strong. alex's mother then realized stephen could offer more stability and a better home life for their daughter than she could, and she gave him full custody of her. that says a lot about him as a dad. >> yes. stephen was responsible, and that says that he was determined to be part of his children's life. >> when alex was 2, stephen moved her to virginia to live with him full time. >> he made sure she was in a good day care. there was always times when he had to make sure he run out and got her at the right time. >> did he complain he didn't have freedom? >> absolutely not. he was content with that. >> but stephen also wanted a wife. when his coast guard service ended, he returned home, living in a house behind his parents and got a job with the state. about a year later stephen noticed an attractive woman whose office shared a parking lot wi

>> it is official, alex.iations, of capitol hill people coming here, to the white house represent him from the white house, going to capitol hill, the president today signed the debt limit mail behind closed doors it was no big ceremony, no big event, we just got a press release in an email saying he signed, it in the statement he says, quote, thank you to speaker mccarthy leader jeffries, leader schumer, and leader mcconnell for their partnership. bipartisanship, as we have in the president last night, was such a big part of making this happen. nobody, neither side, got exactly what they wanted in this bill. each side did end up making it work, of course, washington loves to work close to the deadline. this happens just about 48 hours before the next day, secretary treasury, janet yellen, saying u.s. woodward out of money. we are not able to pay our bills if we hadn't gotten this done by monday. he signed the bill, and, so it's all said here from the white house, alex? >> oh, please. pushing it up to the dea

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alex, on tuesday.ditionally in arraignments against him knows as well, it's something that takes very little time. it is usually perfunctory. but nothing is perfunctory where we are talking about donald. trump it is my hope that i will be in that courtroom on tuesday. and i will get to share with you and some of our viewers the ways in which this arraignment deviates from the ways in which most arraignments work in the federal system. which is quick and mostly about what is going to happen in the future. in terms of scheduling next appearances. thompson, as we talk about motion practice in the like. but again we're talking about a defendant here who is very generous not only in his acts but in how he interacts with the justice system overall. and as one former president donald trump, alex. >> we will be waiting. thank you so much for that. lisa tim and jackie thank you all. we'll have more right now on the breaking news in philadelphia. a trump fire caused a portion of interstate 95 it major national h

welcome everyone to alex witt reports. developing this hour, president biden today will sign the debt ceiling bill into law. averting a disastrous default two days before that deadline. the president is using his first oval office address to praise the bipartisan agreement, and stressed its importance. >> it was critical to reach the agreement. and it's very good news for american people. no one got everything they wanted. the american people got what they needed. we averted an economic crisis, an economic collapse. in this debate, i refused to put what was responsible for all of this progress on the chopping block. >> i've never been more optimistic about america's future. >> brand new details today, reports the special counsel has a recording of donald trump talking about a classified document regarding -- >> the new york times says the justice department issued a subpoena for that document, trump lawyer say they can't find. it last night msnbc's are allanburg asked one of trump's former's attorneys about one the recordi

>> reporter: hi there, alex. strikes and especially because they happen at night all the time. it really makes it very difficult for people just hearing those sirens then hearing the missiles come in and this latest incident really is one that's causing a lot of anger and that is really tragic, as well. you had ten ballistic missiles shot overnight. the air defenses actually managed to take all of those down, however, a mother and her 9-year-old daughter and another woman were killed because apparently they were trying to get to an air raid shelter and couldn't get in because the shelter door was locked. now, apparently they knocked on the door with a bunch of other people. the door wouldn't open and then debris from a missile that was shot down fell and killed these people and, you know, folks here in kyiv are extremely angry about all this saying how can it be that this far into the war those doors were locked? president zelenskyy of ukraine, he's already said something like this could never happen again. there

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>> alex, word even start.g the cops did to george floyd, they have done too many other people. the report says that they fired their guns at unarmed people who were just calling 9-1-1. police used deadly force against people who were committing suicide, they refused to provide medical assistance to a diabetic woman who they arrested. she was lying on the street, crying in pain and they put her in a restraint jacket. the last five years, media plus has paid more than $70 million in police misconduct settlements. >> that was a stunning figure right there. so quickly fall, you think the doj findings have a broader implication for other police departments across the country? >> definitely. when there is a systemic problem of police misconduct, the justice department can take over the local departments, so consent decrees help reduce police misconduct in the short term. they are expensive, they can take a lot of time, sometimes the improvements only last as long as the federal oversight lasts. but there is success

alex?ie atwood in the chinese capital beijing, thanks very much. >>> new video, russia claims that massive blast took out a ukrainian stronghold. the defense ministry says that its forces remotely detonated a russian tank packed with explosives. cnn's senior international correspondent ben wedeman is live for us in zaporizhzhia in eastern ukraine. how did this all unfold? and do we think this is now a new tactic by the russians? >> reporter: alex, it's the first time the russians have done it. we don't know if it's going to be a tactic going forward. but what we understand from the defense ministry in russia is that that was a t-54 tank dating back to the years just after the second world war that was crammed with at least five tons of explosives, and was driven unmanned toward a ukrainian front line. exactly where, we're not all together sure. what you see in the video provided by the russian defense ministry is that the tank appears to hit a mine, and then it appears to have been hit by a

welcome to alex witt reports. we begin with the breaking news, in brand-new video of foreign former president donald trump golfing at his new jersey golf club about an hour before the historic or indictment was unsealed for all to see. the indictment charging trump with 31 counts of willful retention of defense information under the espionage act. -- walt nauta, and the final count is four false statement. trump and are set to be -- the indictment laying out detailed allegations against the two, with pictures showing boxes showing classified documents stored in the bathroom. the twice impeached, now twice indicted former president is on the campaign trail today, speaking at republican state conventions at both georgia and north carolina. earlier today, trump's former lawyer, michael cohen weighed in on the case. >> this is more than just an espionage act. every single location that donald went to, from the time that he left the white house, to today, needs to be examined. donald will throw anyone and everyone unde

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alex scott, have a lovely weekend. enjoy your _ paris. alex scott, have a lovely weekend.s. alex scott, have a lovely. weekend. enjoy your weekend in paris, that's what i say! to the world of crypto currencies now, where moves from wall street s main regulator have prompted fears for the industry. the sec is suing america s biggest crypto trading platform, coinbase, for being an unlicenced exchange. well, i spoke to coinbase s chief legal officer, who told me the current rules just aren t clear. as you point out, coinbase has been engaged to a third securities and exchange commission for some time on these topics. we have sought regulatory clarity over whether certain types of crypto currencies or tokens are securities on the one hand or commodities on the other for some time. it is an issue that matters in the united states because we don'tjust have one regulator at the federal level, and commodity futures trading commission, as well. so the labels matter. unfortunately, evenif so the labels matter. unfortunately, even if we has gone through the process of listing is a pu

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alex? >> yes, great tips. just extraordinary figures there. all right, thank you very much. we will be certainly coming back as you track those storms. now one of the towns at risk of severe weather today is perryton texas where people are still cleaning up from a devastating tornado. the national weather service now says that the twister that struck there thursday evening was an ef-3. with peak winds of 140 miles an hour. at least three people, including a child, were killed, and dozens more were injured. survivors described a harrowing or deal. take a listen. >> there was a time where i thought that i was going to die. and i was going to leave a lot of things undone. i know there's people here who died today. serving our community. some of the best people i've ever met in my life, here in this town. >> cnn's isabel rosales is in texas and what are you seeing there. >> reporter: hey, alex, so everyone that has been missing is accounted for, so this is really cleanup mode for this community

but look, alex. is not by announcing them far in advance, especially against a state that controls the military, controls the security services, has enormous firepower. you try to do it quietly, and then announce that you've been successful. so prigozhin is doing this completely backwards, and that's why he's very likely to fail. >> all right, well, thank you both for joining me to break down these stunning elements. thanks to you both. we will continue to cover this breaking news. >>> but just ahead, how the 2024 presidential election is being shaped by the overturning of roe versus wade. was one year ago now. it's a big focus for president biden and d for the republicans who want h his job. [ cellphone vibrbrates ] you'll get proactive alertrts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-commission online u.s. stock and etf trades. for smarter trading decisions, get decision tech from fidelity. if we want a more viable future for our kids, we need

and there were a mix of people, alex. there were men and women in business suits, some people in casual attire. there was one man even, a middle-aged man with a big beard and a worn down superman t-shirt stretched across his mid rift. a real mix of people in that courtroom, and kevin spacey made an appearance early in the morning there. he was in the dock, which is a glass box right in the middle of the courtroom. he was in there just with a court guard and he stood up to give his full name, kevin spacey fowler, and the court case is expected to resume in earnest on monday where the crown will then present their case against kevin spacey, and he's facing some pretty serious charges. sexual assault, but the most serious charge he's facing, alex, is causing sexual relations with somebody without their consent, and causing sexual relations and penetration with somebody without their consent, and that last one is the most serious of the charges that spacey is facing. so on the minimal side of the charges, he could be landed w

it seems to be this is the kind of thing we should inform as alex. alex says, inform as alex.testte— which is what the inquiry will decide,-whether- decide, whether whether those measures were proportionate. dat— measures were proportionate. datwnat— measures were proportionate. datwnattne— measures were proportionate. but what the report— measures were proportionate. i but what the report-seems but what the report also seems to lockdowns call it to say is that lockdowns call it what you will, but restrictions did work, provided they were voluntary . so alex mentioned voluntary. so alex mentioned sweden there, sweden ended up with proportionately half the number of deaths that we did , number of deaths that we did, although by not having lockdowns because people voluntarily kept away from each other. so the bafic away from each other. so the basic restrictions, the report is arguing was were right that it's the making them comply free. that was actually wrong wrong. but again, we're looking back to what we do know from from the early days. there is when you lockdown infections

is alex winds director of the after program for chatham house. and then you one day is maria or is a billow president of africa international media group and political commentator on africa affairs. a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. i'm for the moment start with you today. um supporters of the referendum say that it's supposed to pay the way for a transition to civilian rule if it passes? will it really do that? i mean, this isn't really a great because patients has the, the new re from dormitories, or we can say that is a big step before i actually do quarterly to government giving the election agenda, which will be coming out very soon. and the new constitution is uh, mentioned that the president, the current president, can already design specially the ministry of president can resign from his ministry to upsetting these ends himself to become a president. so there is a chance that maybe the, the current president, uh, besides defends himself to the presidency, which is supported by the, by the n

>> alex, we haven't. in fact, they say there is not going to be any official reaction until we hear from president biden himself. we have just learned that he is going to be speaking here at the white house at 12:30 p.m. eastern time. we will, of course, bring those remarks to everyone. he will be responding to this ruling. here's what i can tell you just to take you behind the scenes here a little bit, alex. they have been reviewing this decision. it is a complicated decision as you all have just been discussing. and so i anticipate the president biden will want to reflect in his remarks some of the nuance of what is written in this very thick supreme court ruling. but i have been talking to officials here in the run-up to today. they have been bracing for this outcome, that this would be a setback or a blow to affirmative action and here is what one source familiar with the administration told me heading into today, quote, president biden supports making an education beyond high school accessible to all

the biggest loss, alex, is probably the irs funding.ery hard to get funding for the irs, that's not politically popular for anyone. and that is funding that was going to be in there to help go after people who avoided taxes, make digital filing easier. it's gonna be hard to get that back. but i think, at this point, the president, the white house, they're just relieved, the senate is gonna pass this, because they're more responsible body, on both sides, with some exceptions, then the house is in this regard. and i think they're relieved, they're ready to move forward. >> peter, do you have any sense, the biden administration has been very -- plain than very close to the rest, as far as the 14th amendment. or other sort of existential methods by which he would get rid of the debt ceiling. do you have a sense that there is, in the wake of this, if it does pass the senate, as it is expected to, that there is an appetite for taking this off the table entirely. they will pursue that behind closed doors? or through the courts, or by whatever

. >> that is all in for the week, alex wagner tonight starts right now, forgive me alex. >> w, forgive me alex >> >> at some point decide on what is happening at the state level. >> couldn't agree more. and what is happening in iowa. >> they're like, no, dude, no more audits, democrats don't get to do audits, get out of here. >> it's unbelievable. that's a great story, chris. great weekend. >> thanks to all of you at home for joining us this hour. so they can't find the document. we are learning more about this week's blockbuster reporting that special counsel jack smith has an audio recording of former president trump in 2021 seemingly admitting again, on tape that he took a classified document with him when he left the white house, a classified document allegedly detailing plans of how the u.s. could attack. iran that document. well tonight, we have new reporting that trump's lawyers do not know where the document is. they are unable to find the war plans trump may have been casually waving around at his new jersey golf club two years ago. everybody check your golf carts, ask your ca

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alex witt reports. we begin this hour with president biden on the, move getting a close-up look at the site of the i-95 highway collapse in philadelphia. later this, afternoon he appears at his first big 2024 campaign event. we have a live report for you in just minutes. secretary of state, anthony, blinken also on the. move he will become the first secretary to visit china in five years. he will be in beijing for a high-level meeting with his chinese counterpart. that starts tomorrow. the meetings come after chinese leaders, rejecting, met yesterday with american philanthropist, bill gates. u.s. business leaders have been pressing for improved relations with china. also new this, our a call for healthy -- republicans to join democrats with discharge positions on gun control. we talk with lucy mcbath, vice chair of the gun prevention -- gun violence prevention tax force. -- >> the american public is sick and tired of being sick and tired. enough is enough. i cannot tell you how many survivors i talked t

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, alex. we are on to the united states senate, where things might take a while because of the fa

>> well, alex, he's in the middle of talking about it right now. you can see him over my shoulder, he's been onstage for about 15 minutes or so, and jessica's go he said that under a pence administration he would, in his words, and politicization of the doj. he also said that he's speaking here in north carolina after a sad day for america's, calling it sad day, and a former president would be indicted. these largely echoed -- former vice president yesterday in new hampshire. was notable today, alex, these are his first comments publicly at all since that indictment was -- it would be interesting to see whether his tone changes. yesterday, we heard from the former vice president a number of times calling for the facts of the case to be made public. calling for the indictment to be unsealed for the american people to learn more about the facts of the case. all of that is out there. we'll certainly be interesting to hear if his tone changes, and that's something that will be pressing him on later today. i can question him after the speech. as for wha

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george soros is patching the torch and a ton of cash to his son, alex soros.says he is more political than his far-left dad. >> it will have an amazing, long-term and profound impact on our justice system when you have that kind of money influence. >> harris: the liberal causes the 37-year-old soros has pledged to push as his frequent visits to the biden white house come under scrutiny. i saw pictures of him and kamala harris. he is chuming it up. will cain in "focus" next. will cain in "focus" next. eds every month. generalized myasthenia gravis made my life a lot harder. but the picture started changing when i started on vyvgart. vyvgart is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-achr antibody positive. in a clinical trial, vyvgart significantly improved most participants' ability to do daily activities when added to their current gmg treatment. most participants taking vyvgart also had less muscle weakness. and your vyvgart treatment schedule is designed just for you. in a clinical study, the most common side effects included urinary and

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she's the host of "alex wagner tonight" on msnbc, alex wagner will be here so excited to talk to her.s and applause and you know him from his incredible emmy-nominated work on "snl. he's always a delight. our friend bowen yang is also back on the show [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, after more classified documents were found at the homes of president biden and former vice president mike pence, donald trump's supporters in the gop and on fox news claimed trump had been vindicated, while also spreading wild conspiracy theories about the news. but if anything, the cases of biden and pence make trump's potentially criminal behavior look a lot worse for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: trump supporters in the gop and on fox news have been twisting themselves in knots over the revelations about classified documents found at the homes of trump, biden, and pence. for example, when the news first broke that the fbi had searched mar-a-lago last year and discovered top secret documents that trump had lied about having and refused

>> i think quite a bit, alex.-- and he's right -- is an existential threat and taking wagner away from him, which is why it was a final straw and why he really lashed out the way he did. the problem was there was really no plan b. and i think he was quite surprised that he and wagner were able to get as far as they did both in rostov and obviously en route to moscow. that having been said, wagner, which was a creation of vladimir putin's, this is not a private mercenary group but rather an arm of the gru has for years worked to putin's benefit as sort of a plausible deniability operation that was generating a lot of money outside of russia as well in africa in particular. that had made yevgeny prigozhin a very rich man. that having been said, he is very popular among the wagner fighters, which is why you've seen, at least according to yevgeny prigozhin, he's attested that only one or two percent of them have actually signed up to go work for the ministry of defense. he claims that he still has a lot of these fight

it didn't, alex.ng into what happens after this indictment is whether it changes the polls. the fact is at least among republicans we saw that trump's numbers actually went up. they went up. he had 47% on average in the republican primary polls. today he's at 53%. what we saw from fr ron desantis was his numbers went down. if we see that type of bump again, i think republicans would be happy if trump didn't see his poll numbers move at all, but the idea that they would move down, history does not suggest that's likely to happen. trump has a large percentage of the republican base behind him. >> it's counterintuitive, but that's politics today. looking ahead to a general election. of course, the former president is the leading contender on the republican side. president joe biden of course will be the democratic nominee. what is a hypothetical general election matchup look like? >> yeah. this to me is perhaps the most surprising of the slides given that most of the public believe trump should have been

alex bushell, thank you so much. _ stigma. fascinating. alex bushell, thank you so much.- stigma. fascinating. alex bushell, thank you so much. great to see l stigma. fascinating. alex bushell, i thank you so much. great to see you. just going to bring in our panel on this. nadine, it was very difficult not to be emotional watching lewis capaldi performing at glastonbury and the crowd singing the end of this on the wouldn't quite finish. —— the song. it's amazing how he has the power as a performer anyway to make you feel that emotion.- make you feel that emotion. yeah, and i think— make you feel that emotion. yeah, and | thinkthe — make you feel that emotion. yeah, and i think the amount _ make you feel that emotion. yeah, and i think the amount of - make you feel that emotion. yeah, l and i think the amount of awareness has been raised as raising about mental health, somebody who struggled with mental health myself, to see someone in the public eye speaking openly about that, it has transformative effects. there are so many people in this country that suffer in silence

>> alex, i think that reporting is true. i understand it, but to put it in theut debt ceiling, to put i in the bill where we're on the precipice of america defaulting on its credit for the first time in history, that's not what the white house agreed to. they agreed to, joe, if you vote on the ira, we'll try to make this happen, we'll put it in many bills. but they never should have put it in a debt ceiling bill. they never should have put it in a bill where america's at the precipice of default. they could have put it in a permitting reform bill. they could have put it in a, you know, energy appropriations bil at the end of the year, but putting it in a debt ceiling, this is manufactured issue. there is bipartisan interest right now in permitting reform. i'm a supporter of permitting reform. i support the permitting reform portions of of this bill other than the mountain valley pipeline. we could have gotten this done in regular order, but for some reason theyer decided to drop mountain valley pipeline in the midst of a com

alex is also feeling the pinch. she set _ annum. alex is also feeling the pinch.o feeling the pinch. she set up her ceramics| pinch. she set up her ceramics company seven years ago. really had to look _ company seven years ago. really had to look at _ company seven years ago. really had to look at how _ company seven years ago. really had to look at how many - company seven years ago. really had to look at how many firings l had to look at how many firings doing a month, if i can cut those down in any way. the government _ those down in any way. the government announced a new scheme lasting until april 2024. scheme lasting until april 202a. for eligible nondomestic customers. the trouble is many businesses don't fit the criteria. businesses don't fit the criteria-— businesses don't fit the criteria. , , ,, , ., criteria. some businesses that are not within _ criteria. some businesses that are not within the _ criteria. some businesses that are not within the designated l are not within the designated codes of being energy intensive users but are using a huge amoun

and in this warren of stalls, i hunted down the pioneering chef who put wau hawken food on the map, alex ruiz. >> the first time i came to this market, i was about 7. my mom used to make fresh cheese. >> this was your playground? >> this is my playground. now that i'm a cook, i come here a couple of times a week. so this is my second home. let me show you some more. no, if you don't mind walking around. >> yes. i'm sticking close to this guy. get lost here, and you may never be found. >> habaneros. >> yes, habaneros. >> oh my goodness, look at this, this is the biggest piece of cheese i've ever seen. >> you know, oaxaca is divided into eight different regions. it gives us the possibility to have all these ingredients. >> but oaxaca's most famous ingredient, cacao, actually came here via those trade routes. >> oh, i smell chocolate. >> and chocolate went on to become a cornerstone of wau hawken gastronomy. if you want your chocolate fix, the mercado is still the place to come. out i'm not talking about anything as simple as a sugary snack. >> this is the boss, el jefe. they make a special

i'm claudine wong and i'm alex savage. florida officials are defending their actions when it comes to those flights. our political reporter greg lee joining us now here in the studio with the latest developments on this ongoing saga. yeah, alex, claudine, the attorney general of california, is continuing his investigation into these flights. he and governor gavin newsom pointed the finger at the state of florida. and tonight, florida officials confirming they coordinated the travel. florida's division of emergency management sharing a produced video here appearing to show people boarding a plane and celebrating upon landing. they say the migrants went voluntarily, giving verbal and written consent in sacramento today, city and community leaders held a news conference to share the stories of the men and women under their care. 16 dropped off at a church on friday, 20 more flown in on monday. volunteers say the migrants said they were promised jobs, shelter and opportunities and allege they were brought here under false pret

the demonstrators who took to the streets to celebrate alex a not viney birthday this month. already knew they would probably if given yellow stuff panko was one of them. she took them off gals, red square to call for freedom for political prisoners. the 27 year old was arrested and spent the night in jail for her to for it. if not binding. she was lucky to get away with an administrative fine. yeah. for the word size to go to the next in the valley. because i think he's a politician, he's prepared to, to openly and honestly about the problems in our country. problems like corruption, the lack of democratic change in russia's leadership and people's living conditions . god, god, my brother is typically have gave me of course and started supporting alex a nevaeh and the after watching his corruption investigations international politicians online. when we book looting the viral video about what he may have hooton's from legend palace, alex a not find me has been in prison since 2021 on charges many believe are politically motivated. this year, his lawyers have complained that

>> that's exactly right, alex.akingp an ideological tradeoff in granting the indian prime minister a state dinner, only the third leader to receive that honor. you can hear the horns going off as the indian prime minister arrives at the white house just showing that pomp and circumstance he's getting here. but president biden he has made this idea of autocracy versus democracy central to his forn policy, and yet in india we have seen democracy backsliding, human rights backsliding and so president biden making the choice he's going to give all these honors to the indian prime minister despite that, putting the strategic interest of the united states whether it's relationship to china or the u.s.' economic interests above those human rights concerns. but both leaders were pressed on human rights concerns in india. president biden effectively sidestepped the question though he did say he believes democracy is in india's dna. the indian prime minister for his part he really seized on those remarks insisting the dna is

the court has ordered them to stay away from the site and rudy and alex. a hearing to determine whether or not the temporary restraining orders will become permanent is scheduled for later this month. >> if y touch with the i team call this number on your screen. 1888 40i team abc7news.com/i team. >> turning to our work to build a better bay area let's get you an update for each of our three biggest cities. today san francisco mayor london breed announced the launch of a series of events designed to give chinatown a boost. >> as i have been visiting and talking to merchants and businesses and asking them about what is going on they said things are picking up. things are looking good but we could use a little more help. that is why we are here to shine a light on chinatown in a way to remind people of what makes san francisco social pressure. >> the city will leverage million dollars to support the economic recovery of neighborhoods including supporting small businesses. the mayor announced a shop chinatown campaign to encourage people to spend time and mon

dani: alex, thank you. that is quick take's alex webb. let's talk about the airline industry. have been convening, discussing everything from post-covid demand to supply issues. we spoke to some of them. >> i believe we will be back to a pre-pandemic level by the end of the year. >> demand is sustainable and will continue. we see a structurally higher level, particularly of leisure demand. >> the corporate customer has not returned in full force. >> the capacity is not 100%. >> we are the recipients of all of the signals and inputs from the macro. the inflation rates, interest rates. >> there is still crystallization in some areas of the supply chain engines are one of them, holding us back. >> the supply chain is difficult, to get what you need. >> we could be in another supply situation before too long. dani: supply chain problems not clear yet. that was leaders from the aviation industry on some of the problems, including supply chains, facing the sector now. coming up, giorgia meloni faces some challenges, and among them reviving italy's economy through state owned compani

let's begin with alex. just moments ago, we heard -- i'm curious what was the reaction as a trickle down where you or. what is going on inside the courthouse. are they still waiting to hear from various reports as to what's going on? >> it's a good question. right now, there was a lot of confusion. a couple of minutes ago, the former president was arriving. there are people waiting outside of the other side of the federal court helping to get a glimpse of him. -- a lot of people mistaken -- he arrived pretty quickly. he was ushered into a barrage, there were questions around in the courtroom. in the courthouse, rather. right now, this is really a protest, a show of support of the former president. right now, we have reporters inside. including our producer. because cameras and cell phones electronic devices aren't allowed in the courtroom, for these proceedings, the information is a slow drip of coming out of the courtroom right now. people outside just curious to show their support for the president. being

and alex, i'd like to start with you. there's pretty much 2 versions depending on who you listen to about what happened and rush, i wonder, is that tutoring successfully stopped an interaction and consolidated his power? the other one is that the version actually expose just how fragile the pollutant regime is. what do you make of that? which one is when the more time will pass up to the actual events, the more legends and myths, but also conspiracy is we're going to hear. so i think it's important to sorts and to actually spell out what we've seen. we've seen that is possible in the core territory, so the russian federation to seize a military headquarter, responsible for the war effort and ukraine, and soon it's possible to march towards moscow. and it's possible to not bear any visible consequences for it. after having killed the russian military service man, so to be honest, i don't see how you can frame this. we can see the attempt of the kremlin and let them important to react to the frame it as a national test. and

>> reporter: hi, alex, welcome to the l.a.ry club where we are as you say expecting a very, very exciting afternoon. golf with history on the line for so many players potentially including that man rickie fowler. what a story it would be if he could go on and finally get his hands on that illusive first career major, a player who brburst on the scene as a youngster. no one ever doubted his talent but nobody saw the career slump that you just referenced. a year ago his ranking plummeted to about 185 in the word. this is the former world number four player. but i've been out on the course these last couple of days an the passion and the energy that the thousands of fans have been displaying on his behalf is a joy to behold and that in itself will be huge encouragement for fowler himself. i do wonder how he'll handle the heat of the battle. the heat of the competition. this is the first time he's had the lead or a share of the lead through 54 holes going into the final round of a major. now after his third round on saturday, i as